The night before the match, skulk up behind them while they're filling up their tanks and bust their kneecaps open with a claw hammer.
Hint: Neither do this with cops nor lawyers nor martial artists.
The night before the match, skulk up behind them while they're filling up their tanks and bust their kneecaps open with a claw hammer.
Play to your own strengths, then. The night before the match, skulk up behind them while they're filling up their tanks and bust their kneecaps open with a claw hammer.
If you extracted all the elements, purified them, and sold them, the market would crash (Both in the sense that the supply would cause a drop in prices, and the sense that the market is like 20 miles above the mantle and you just removed the crust supporting it).
How unrealistic. :lol:
But totally badass. :rofl:
The throw or the extremly low pass?
The throw or the extremly low pass?
To me that's always the problem about "You have three wishes" - "Unlimited *money or precious stuff here*"
I mean my knowledge of economics is quite limited but if you'd for example have unlimited gold you'd probably have less worth than a lottery winner because you just crash the market with your tons of gold.
Can't it be both?
I remember hearing a story about a Hawker Typhoon flying down a street in France either in preparation for or actually on D-Day. He was so low, he was IN THE STREET.
Then a German solider walks out of the building he had been in... and has his head taken out by the Typhoon's wingtip traveling at over 300 mph.
Not if you mean an unlimited quantity you can tap into at will with nobody the wiser. If you're wise in your spending and don't go all Snoop Dogg and Kardashian on shopping sprees and conspicuous consumption, you can just buy a house or rent one where you want, travel, buy the stuff you like and do what you want to without the worry of having to work for it. It doesn't mean you get a fantastillion and dump it into the market, that would be dumb.
This reminds me of a book I read several years ago called "The Twenty-One Balloons".Not if you mean an unlimited quantity you can tap into at will with nobody the wiser. If you're wise in your spending and don't go all Snoop Dogg and Kardashian on shopping sprees and conspicuous consumption, you can just buy a house or rent one where you want, travel, buy the stuff you like and do what you want to without the worry of having to work for it. It doesn't mean you get a fantastillion and dump it into the market, that would be dumb.
[The protagonist] discovers that [Krakatoa] is populated by twenty families sharing the wealth of a secret diamond mine - by far the richest in the world - which they operate as a cartel. Each year, the families sail to the outside world with a small amount of diamonds, to purchase supplies for the hidden and sophisticated civilization they have built on the island (they explain that introducing too many diamonds into the market at once would drive down their value to "a shipload of broken glass").
Gratuitous Beaver Shot:
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